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Edinburgh University ends divinity programmes as theology faces a changing future (opens the original)
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The University of Edinburgh is ending its Bachelor and Master of Divinity programmes, marking a significant change for an institution whose history has been closely intertwined with theological education for centuries. The decision comes as universities across Britain face financial pressures, changing patterns of student demand, and a reassessment of how theology and religious studies should be taught. It also follows a major decision by the Church of Scotland to concentrate its national minist
Exeter Cathedral service to celebrate Britain's fishermen and women (opens the original)
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Britain's fishing industry will come together in Exeter next month for the country's first National Harvest of the Sea. The inaugural service will be held at Exeter Cathedral at 6.00pm on Sunday, 11 October, bringing together fishermen and women, fishing families, seafood businesses, coastal communities and members of the public from across the UK. Organisers hope the event will establish a new annual tradition celebrating the harvest from Britain's seas alongside the country's long-established
Fundraising appeal grows for family of pastor killed at Christian festival (opens the original)
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A 41-year-old pastor from Eastbourne has died after a large sign fell on people at a Christian festival in West Sussex. Robert Guanco died at the scene of the incident at the Big Church Festival at Wiston Park, near Steyning, on Friday afternoon. Six other people were injured and four were taken to hospital for further treatment. Mr Guanco was a pastor at Jesus the Living Water Church in Eastbourne. The church described him as âa faithful servant of God, a loving husband to Isay, a devoted and
Rowan Williams criticised over claim Farage is using Christianity to fuel anti-Muslim feeling (opens the original)
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Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has faced criticism after suggesting that Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is using Christianity to âchannel anti-Muslim feelingâ in Britain. In an interview with New Humanist magazine, Williams discussed the growing prominence of Christian language in nationalist and political movements, questioning the depth of Farageâs Christian convictions and suggesting that concerns about migration and Islam may be contributing to the political use of Chris
Why 'sorry' is the beginning of divine healing (opens the original)
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Saying âsorryâ is one of the simplest things we do with words, yet it carries a moral weight that is anything but simple. At its best, it is not a social reflex or a way of easing discomfort after conflict. It is an act of truth-telling: an acknowledgement that something has gone wrong, that harm has been caused, and that reconciliation is needed. In both everyday relationships and Christian theology, however, apology and forgiveness are not as straightforward as a neat exchange of words. Th
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